Shirk v. Walker
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtQua, J.
This is a suit in equity by the life beneficiaries against the trustee under a written instrument dated October 4, 1893, wherein Joseph Henry Walker in his lifetime conveyed to the defendant, who was one of his sons, certain real estate on Boylston Street in Boston upon which now stands what is known as the Walker Building, in trust on terms elaborately set forth in the instrument. The defendant has acted as such trustee for over forty years.
In general the purpose of the trust is to pay the income from the property to the grantor for his life and thereafter to his four children, who are the…
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